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. >> chris christi has endorsed mitt romney. >> i hang on everything so i guess i am a mitt romney role. no, i really am. i think it's going to be mitt romney and i'm going to write about that in my column. i've had it with the upstarts. he's not ronald then a fantastic in the the date, and best of all, he has a demonstrated the ability to track the liberals into voting for him. >>> up next thomas sat down with book tv at georgetown university to talk about his book embryo politics. efiks and policy in a atlantic democracies. this is just over 15 minutes. >> we are watching booktv on c-span2, and every month we visit a different university to talk to professors who are also authors about their looks and now joining us on book tv is thomas banchoff, and he is the author of this book, and brio politics. professor banchoff, what do you mean by embryo politics? >> it is said to turn a critical ethical questions about when human life begins and deserves protection and when embryos might be sacrificed in scientific experiments for knowledge. it's something we are familiar with and in the cont
. >> chris christi has endorsed mitt romney. >> i hang on everything so i guess i am a mitt romney role. no, i really am. i think it's going to be mitt romney and i'm going to write about that in my column. i've had it with the upstarts. he's not ronald then a fantastic in the the date, and best of all, he has a demonstrated the ability to track the liberals into voting for him. >>> up next thomas sat down with book tv at georgetown university to talk about his book embryo...
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it's not just enough to stop like romney did what isn't working. we also have to figure not what really works. and i hope this book will be part of that giving us a perspective, some stories to tell so we can understand what really happened. thank you and i look forward to your questions. [applause] if there is no q&a we can just go to mcsorley. [laughter] won by the largest landslide what do you see in the new deal that might come to get us out of our financial crisis? >> i think the most important thing to realize about the new deal is that fdr was no intellectual. he was not inconsistent thing there. he tried what ever came across. what is interesting about the 1930's is that it offers us a lot of different experiments, a lot of different ways of thinking about what is capitalism. on the one hand, you have people say we should just spend more money to create jobs. they're certainly was an aspect of that in the new deal and in the book i read a lot about the secretary of the interior, the head of twa, a very good liberal. on the other hand, there
it's not just enough to stop like romney did what isn't working. we also have to figure not what really works. and i hope this book will be part of that giving us a perspective, some stories to tell so we can understand what really happened. thank you and i look forward to your questions. [applause] if there is no q&a we can just go to mcsorley. [laughter] won by the largest landslide what do you see in the new deal that might come to get us out of our financial crisis? >> i think the...
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ladies and gentlemen, we need mitt romney. ohioan needs mitt romney. [cheering] and the white house needs mitt romney. with that i want to introduce to you the next president of the united states, mitt romney. [cheering] [cheering] [chanting] [cheering] >> thank you, thank you so much. hey guys. [cheering] a cheering section back there. this is fabulous. it's great to be here with you today. i wondered if we were going to make it in. the wind in the rain, the plane was bouncing around as we were touching down. i am so sorry not to have chris christie here. he wanted to be here but the state troopers i guess told them the weather was too treacherous. he had a little plane it was not going to be safe coming in so they held him on the ground and said he couldn't be here but we will bring them back. he will be out campaigning with me. he has been canning -- campaigning with me so much. [cheering] he is fun by the way. it's fun to have chris christie there. what you hope for is someone to heckle him. that is what you hope. and when you have to bring someone
ladies and gentlemen, we need mitt romney. ohioan needs mitt romney. [cheering] and the white house needs mitt romney. with that i want to introduce to you the next president of the united states, mitt romney. [cheering] [cheering] [chanting] [cheering] >> thank you, thank you so much. hey guys. [cheering] a cheering section back there. this is fabulous. it's great to be here with you today. i wondered if we were going to make it in. the wind in the rain, the plane was bouncing around as...
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what you would have is a mitt romney who is pretty moderate. he will pick up a lot of independent votes. and i think he'll probably do very well if he is the one. and i think those people who thing that this primary is hurting the republicans, look back hysterically. that's not what happened. that -- historically. that's not what happened. it energized the base. it's like the meeting in copenhagen. they all hated me. in this case, one thing they have in common is they all want to defeat obama. so you have an exercise base with four groups going with that ultimate goal. so i don't think it's going to hurt the republicans' chances. host: would you be happy with a mitt romney presidency? guest: as opposed to obama? yes. host: let's go back to call. tulsa, oklahoma. frazier. guest: oh, that's my town. host: frazier, you're on the air, republican. guest: great. i want to thank the senator for his leadership and his service to the country. my service has to do with cap and trade. it seems inevitable to me and you were the leader in the fight to stop
what you would have is a mitt romney who is pretty moderate. he will pick up a lot of independent votes. and i think he'll probably do very well if he is the one. and i think those people who thing that this primary is hurting the republicans, look back hysterically. that's not what happened. that -- historically. that's not what happened. it energized the base. it's like the meeting in copenhagen. they all hated me. in this case, one thing they have in common is they all want to defeat obama....
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like for instance, met romney campaigns on, a lawyer, a soldier? diverse background, is it an ivy league school? what you think is the best background for the modern presidency? >> that's a wonderful question but i'm having fun right now pointing out that our last president had a harvard mba, current president has a harvard law degree, and mitt romney is elected he will have both. [laughter] there isn't sort of one, there may be a partial ones that question but there isn't a clear answer to it because some soldiers, eisenhower i mentioned. i generally think that people with pure business back on a probably not well suited to be president. why don't we get a business man? the best presents are ones of the executive experience on the state level, governors. and generals had executive experience that's what eisenhower looks like a governor in certain ways. and the poorest presidents are often ones who were senators are house members to most what they do is make speeches, they don't make decisions and are not responsible, solar responsible for things t
like for instance, met romney campaigns on, a lawyer, a soldier? diverse background, is it an ivy league school? what you think is the best background for the modern presidency? >> that's a wonderful question but i'm having fun right now pointing out that our last president had a harvard mba, current president has a harvard law degree, and mitt romney is elected he will have both. [laughter] there isn't sort of one, there may be a partial ones that question but there isn't a clear answer...
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mitt romney will turn it up and has the organization to do it. he can fly by the seat of his pants for a while but not for an entire primary season. >> host: good luck. how are you? >> thank you. take care of yourself. how are you? my head is down. how are you doing? having fun? good to see you. they will do it for you. you can do it right there. all right, goodbye. how are you? take care. have a good one. how are you? how is it going? enjoy it. you will laugh. i promise. how are you? >> good. how are you? laughed. how are you doing? it was a little -- great to see you. how are you? glad you made it. i am hosting o'reilly tonight. the worst timing. thank you. sorry i am so late. nice to see you. thank you. how are you? >> good. how are you? >> thank you for being here. >> good to see you, thanks for being here. hello, how are you? >> good. i appreciate it. >> did i make you laugh? >> how are you? >> i'm great. >> how are you? it's great to see you. are you having fun here? >> wonderful. >> are you excited or -- looks like you're having fun. >> i
mitt romney will turn it up and has the organization to do it. he can fly by the seat of his pants for a while but not for an entire primary season. >> host: good luck. how are you? >> thank you. take care of yourself. how are you? my head is down. how are you doing? having fun? good to see you. they will do it for you. you can do it right there. all right, goodbye. how are you? take care. have a good one. how are you? how is it going? enjoy it. you will laugh. i promise. how are...
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romney will not say if that is a good idea for massachusetts. we have the evidence and ended not good. so i made a mistake. but he won't do that, so that is what makes it very, very frightening. so i'm going to buy an old ship, not the one that crashed off the italian coast. i will set up my liberty ship and they can all get our health on the liberty ship. >> i would like to also underscore what the seven what mr. shadegg said white is so critical congress gets it right this summer. they will cite an important element for the future of the health care system should go at the health care law can get repealed. and i will say also should be a cohesive plan and not just enough of that soup fan of everyone's idea that makes no sense. i think we need to be on to explain to the american people as has been done in this book and heritages plan on saving the american dream anafranil says their own ideas on what to do. but they all sit together in an important way and that is another important feature moving ahead as the debate continues. do we have any mo
romney will not say if that is a good idea for massachusetts. we have the evidence and ended not good. so i made a mistake. but he won't do that, so that is what makes it very, very frightening. so i'm going to buy an old ship, not the one that crashed off the italian coast. i will set up my liberty ship and they can all get our health on the liberty ship. >> i would like to also underscore what the seven what mr. shadegg said white is so critical congress gets it right this summer. they...
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and romney's, i mean, yeah, romney is coming on with, you know, who's going to be more patriotic, who's going to be the stronger, the usual american muscle. and i think that iran is going to be aiming where it's already assassinating the scientists, or israel is, and we're supporting israel. and this is a very dangerous time. the nuclear issue, the same people are out there, all bright. even the iaea which is the international atomic energy -- had been infiltrated by us with a japanese fellow. we put this guy in, and he's suspect because of his commitments to us. the egyptian fella was an honest man. >> yeah. >> was out. and this is a very dangerous situation. and israel is providing a lot of the information against iran which makes it like the wmd information suspect. but what we're seeing is it can be sold to the american public on a wide basis. television works. you keep mentioning iran as the bad guy. the bad guy, it just sinks into a consciousness. so this is, it's a political stake. i always think obama is a politician, as you say, and i think he's going to run on whatever gets hi
and romney's, i mean, yeah, romney is coming on with, you know, who's going to be more patriotic, who's going to be the stronger, the usual american muscle. and i think that iran is going to be aiming where it's already assassinating the scientists, or israel is, and we're supporting israel. and this is a very dangerous time. the nuclear issue, the same people are out there, all bright. even the iaea which is the international atomic energy -- had been infiltrated by us with a japanese fellow....
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the president is for, romney is. what this territorial mean? it means you tax things within the territory. traceable to the plan english. no jordan. let's think about this. we have after japan the highest corporate tax burden in the world. so, if we apply a territorial standard and don't cut revenue collection we have just put on the highest corporate tax burden on things we do inside of america. not exactly a job creator. a very simple. when i hear the word territorial they don't know what they are talking about on the job creation. the right word you should hear from them, but you don't, is bordered adjustable. border adjustable means when the goods hit the water coming in, they are subject to an adjustment above levels the playing field and when the goods go out if they are subject to a border adjustment on the tax rebate that levels the playing field. example, in a bmw the of support, the company gets a 17% the value rebate. it hits no tariff when it hits america. when we ship a cadillac to germany, it has a 17% tax imposed upon it. from ge
the president is for, romney is. what this territorial mean? it means you tax things within the territory. traceable to the plan english. no jordan. let's think about this. we have after japan the highest corporate tax burden in the world. so, if we apply a territorial standard and don't cut revenue collection we have just put on the highest corporate tax burden on things we do inside of america. not exactly a job creator. a very simple. when i hear the word territorial they don't know what...
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romney on the budget says president obama's failing to take on the problem of entitlement and the first president to -- medicare. we are talking about taxes, paying for what it is that we want. [applause] >> i want to link both of those questions and also follow up on that.. the government together with the private sector in complex ways played a crucial role in the age of computers. of course the internet started as a dfar -- department of defense products, in genomics, and space signs, and many of the absolute crucial world changers that were crucial for our economy as well as for our well-being. none of this happened overnight. all of it required some foresight and some extended national effort. president kennedy in 1961 did not say we will put a man on the moon and bring him safely back to earth by the next election. [laughter] he gave nasa a full decade to do it. he said at the end of this decade. when was the last time we had taken on a national project in recent years that extends beyond the stimulus, beyond the next year, beyond one year at a time? we are not doing it anymore so
romney on the budget says president obama's failing to take on the problem of entitlement and the first president to -- medicare. we are talking about taxes, paying for what it is that we want. [applause] >> i want to link both of those questions and also follow up on that.. the government together with the private sector in complex ways played a crucial role in the age of computers. of course the internet started as a dfar -- department of defense products, in genomics, and space signs,...
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do you see any change happening let's save a mitt romney becomes the next president of the united states and how we deal with iran? >> change for the worse is much more probable than likely then change for the better. but i would agree with you that obviously there is bureaucratic inertia and there is institutions that are going to take a tremendous amount of willpower to be able to change. i think perhaps one of the mistakes, shortcomings, of this massive movement behind obama that by now probably is quite disappointing and they were hoping for other things, is that a lot of organizations, a lot of the grassroots kind of took a vacation once obama was in office. there was a belief perhaps that you know, he is there and he is going to take care of it and they won't have access as the opponents of obama sought, as the bureaucrats who prefer the status quo and obama fails to reactivate the draft. without that you're not going to see any change. i don't believe it's impossible and on the contrary it is quite possible. we have seen very interesting shifts in u.s. policy in the past, but they
do you see any change happening let's save a mitt romney becomes the next president of the united states and how we deal with iran? >> change for the worse is much more probable than likely then change for the better. but i would agree with you that obviously there is bureaucratic inertia and there is institutions that are going to take a tremendous amount of willpower to be able to change. i think perhaps one of the mistakes, shortcomings, of this massive movement behind obama that by...
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>> i see -- different in romney care. it's a complicated question and i don't excuse it the way mitt romney does. but they do get exempt. >> more public opinion. i show here obama care hovers around 75%, although some provisions are popular. does this suggest obama miscalculated in pressing for wholesale reform? >> no, you can't reform the health care market by tweaking this and not tweaking that. because insurance companies are not going to excuse people with preexisting conditions or promise not to cut you off unless they get -- >> incremental health reform. what's wrong with -- >> which increment would do you? [overlapping speakers] >> if mandate goes down, i believe the exchanges which are market exchanges, regional and in stays, they will be competitive. the kaiser foundation did a survey which shows the mandate only affects six or seven percent of the population, go 18 million people! and -- excuse me [overlapping speakers] and the majorities of those people would get a federal subsidy. so i think obama care survivo
>> i see -- different in romney care. it's a complicated question and i don't excuse it the way mitt romney does. but they do get exempt. >> more public opinion. i show here obama care hovers around 75%, although some provisions are popular. does this suggest obama miscalculated in pressing for wholesale reform? >> no, you can't reform the health care market by tweaking this and not tweaking that. because insurance companies are not going to excuse people with preexisting...
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then mitt romney proves he's just like average americans by also not being that excited by mitt romney. and my guest peter beinart has a new book about the future of israel. yarmulke jet pack. atlantic city has a new slogan, do ac. meanwhile anderson cooper has a new slogan. what are you doing, get off me. there is the colbert report captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) . >> stephen: welcome to the report. thank you for joining us. how wonderful. >> stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, stephen, stephen! stephen, steve be en, stephen! >> stephen: thank you so much, everybody. thank you so much. i am not surprised. i have to tell you, folks, i am not surprised by the people in this room. excited. >> thank you so much. folks, i hope, i certainly hope like me you've got lotto fever. i've actually got lotto rash. but to say i'm doing a lot of scratchoffs. and tomorrow, folks s the drawing for the megamillions lottery. $540 million. now to put that into-- to put that into perspective, if you laid 540 million dollar bi
then mitt romney proves he's just like average americans by also not being that excited by mitt romney. and my guest peter beinart has a new book about the future of israel. yarmulke jet pack. atlantic city has a new slogan, do ac. meanwhile anderson cooper has a new slogan. what are you doing, get off me. there is the colbert report captioning sponsored by comedy central ( theme song playing ) ( cheers and applause ) . >> stephen: welcome to the report. thank you for joining us. how...
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chris: romney is the frontrunner going into super tuesday, romney has to look at this two ways. he has to get under the hood and fix the car. does he have to worry a little bit about the economy staying strong and this recovery really having a lot of burst to it? >> of course, he does. and the republicans are well aware that if the economy is doing well and if obama can demonstrate improvement in the economy and the aftertax money in people's pockets and if the unemployment rate is down, i think obama is going to get re-elected. i think he also is at an advantage should things spiral out of control in the middle east because it's just true that americans don't really want to change horses in the middle of an international crisis. and obama has, republicans don't want to hear this, but obama has established himself as an effective commander in chief. chris: everything, everything we talk about, gas prices, rush limbaugh, all this crazy talk about women and the negative attitude towards women you're hearing with the republican party. all of this comes down many ways to the economy
chris: romney is the frontrunner going into super tuesday, romney has to look at this two ways. he has to get under the hood and fix the car. does he have to worry a little bit about the economy staying strong and this recovery really having a lot of burst to it? >> of course, he does. and the republicans are well aware that if the economy is doing well and if obama can demonstrate improvement in the economy and the aftertax money in people's pockets and if the unemployment rate is down,...
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his rivals dallas race is not over yet about what a night -- thank you, illinois. >> mitt romney did not have to wait long after the polls closed to give his victory speech. a clear win that he would like to say makes it a two-man race. >> we once built an interstate highway system and the hoover dam. now we can't even build a pipeline for it when we replace a law professor with the conservative businessman as president, that will end. >> is great to be back in pennsylvania. >> rick sent normal argued a win would change the race. he lost by double digits. he looked ahead in his speech. >> we will picket by a whole boatload of delegates and close this gap and on to victory. >> newt gingrich and ron paul largely ignored ellen i and they won no delegates. neither showed signs of stepping out of the wac and a gingrich campaign will be in louisiana. >> by most standards, people would accept that i'm a much better debater than either runyan or santorum them around all -- ron paul at the late- night talk circuit. >> there will be delegates may be committed to mitt romney but the second go r
his rivals dallas race is not over yet about what a night -- thank you, illinois. >> mitt romney did not have to wait long after the polls closed to give his victory speech. a clear win that he would like to say makes it a two-man race. >> we once built an interstate highway system and the hoover dam. now we can't even build a pipeline for it when we replace a law professor with the conservative businessman as president, that will end. >> is great to be back in pennsylvania....
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i think that is problematic for mitt romney. he c can't just be the candidat of the wealthy, the candidate of the old. he has to show that he has some capacity to broaden the appeal of the republican party. remember, his hard-line position on immigration might be a great position to have with conservatives. it's not a great position to have with the hispanic community, and so many important swing states. so he h a lot of baggage and liabilities that he needs to show he can overcome to broaden his appeal come the general election. i think that's why so many republicans like jeb bush and others are expressing concern about the tone of this campaign, about the issues that are being discussed at this campaign and the fact the parties seem so narrow. >> ohio's 66 delegates available on tuesday are getting a lot of attention and re than $3 million in advertising spending from governor romney. the political action committee supporting him. this part of the country has been hit hard economically. what do the working class voters want to
i think that is problematic for mitt romney. he c can't just be the candidat of the wealthy, the candidate of the old. he has to show that he has some capacity to broaden the appeal of the republican party. remember, his hard-line position on immigration might be a great position to have with conservatives. it's not a great position to have with the hispanic community, and so many important swing states. so he h a lot of baggage and liabilities that he needs to show he can overcome to broaden...
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mitt romney -- it doesn't raise revenue. who's right, obama, romney were the democrats and republicans sitting in the same room and why does this issue matter so much for america? >> this is washington, so i'm right. [laughter] i think you have to recognize a couple real buddies. income tax for almost 100 use and can count the number of reforms on less than one hand, so the going in proposition tax reform is hard and you shouldn't expect to see something. member to come mr. romney and president obama brann for office you shouldn't listen to them. [laughter] number three, it is true that tax reform is more efficient with the broad rates to grow more quickly, and right now i think the commission, the rivlin domenici with the broad base and more revenue reflects three things we need, we need to grow and have to have a growing more rapidly it's our top priority right now and no one's idea of the organization and the corporation income tax so you've got to get there and do this tax reform. number two, we worry about the workers i
mitt romney -- it doesn't raise revenue. who's right, obama, romney were the democrats and republicans sitting in the same room and why does this issue matter so much for america? >> this is washington, so i'm right. [laughter] i think you have to recognize a couple real buddies. income tax for almost 100 use and can count the number of reforms on less than one hand, so the going in proposition tax reform is hard and you shouldn't expect to see something. member to come mr. romney and...
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in the meantime that romney will be campaigning in chicago. he will be giving an economic policy speech at the university of chicago this afternoon. she's beec-span will have live e at 115 eastern. the former massachusetts governor one puerto rico's 20 delegates yesterday, and met romney's wife said last night that it's time for the other republican candidates to get behind her husband. as we mentioned, illinois hold its primary tomorrow. the status 54 delegates at stake and several polls show a close race in the illinois primary. a poll taken over the weekend by public policy polling shows mr. romney ahead of rick santorum, 45-30% among likely republican primary voters. with newt gingrich at 12% and ron paul at 10%. including puerto rico's result commit romney now has collected 521 republican delegates compared to rick santorum's 253, newt gingrich is 136, and ron paul, 50, according to "the associated press" count. the winner needs 1144 delegates to win the republican presidential nomination. >> the strong support we have in our region of th
in the meantime that romney will be campaigning in chicago. he will be giving an economic policy speech at the university of chicago this afternoon. she's beec-span will have live e at 115 eastern. the former massachusetts governor one puerto rico's 20 delegates yesterday, and met romney's wife said last night that it's time for the other republican candidates to get behind her husband. as we mentioned, illinois hold its primary tomorrow. the status 54 delegates at stake and several polls show...
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there is that wonderful moment in the presidential republican debate where mitt romney was trying to defend his health care mandate say what we did in massachusetts was okay, but the federal version doesn't. what's the difference said michele bachmann. well, massachusetts is a state. the states to do with it want. bachmann said i think that the states nor congress should be able to do this, and she invoked this basic notion of autonomy which is spelled out in one of the briefs in the health care case which cites none other than roe v. wade. justice kennedy's opinion in the sweet mystery case where they say the right to define your own consumption of the meaning of life should prevent the government from telling you to buy health care. that is the completely intellectually coherent position my friends at the cato institute, a libertarian think tank in washington, are fiercely pro-choice, pro gay marriage and anti health care mandate. they want to restrict the government from making as by health care or telling us we can mario will begin do with the bodies. justice kennedy is the only
there is that wonderful moment in the presidential republican debate where mitt romney was trying to defend his health care mandate say what we did in massachusetts was okay, but the federal version doesn't. what's the difference said michele bachmann. well, massachusetts is a state. the states to do with it want. bachmann said i think that the states nor congress should be able to do this, and she invoked this basic notion of autonomy which is spelled out in one of the briefs in the health...
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i've got mitt romney responding on the budget by saying president obama is taking off entitlements and furthermore he's the first price in it to cut medicare. so we're talking about taxes because we need to pay for what it is we want. [applause] >> i want to link both of those questions and also follow up on that play. the government together with the durand complex phase played a crucial role in dhs computers, of course an internet we started as a department of defense project in genomics, in space science, and many of the absolute crucial world changes that were crucial for our economy as well as for her well-being. none of this happened overnight. all all of the required sound foresight and some extended national effort. president kennedy in 1961 did not say would put a man on the world to bring him safely back to work every back to election. he said by the end of this decade. when is the lack time we take on a project that extends beyond the stimulus, beyond the next year. we're not doing it anymore. so if you want affect his government, we have to think ahead. we have to actually
i've got mitt romney responding on the budget by saying president obama is taking off entitlements and furthermore he's the first price in it to cut medicare. so we're talking about taxes because we need to pay for what it is we want. [applause] >> i want to link both of those questions and also follow up on that play. the government together with the durand complex phase played a crucial role in dhs computers, of course an internet we started as a department of defense project in...
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that is at the base of both romney care an obama care. the affordable care act is more ambitious in two ways. first in massachusetts, the federal government paid for our reform. we didn't have to raise taxes. the federal government doesn't have that luxury. we've got to pay for it at the federal level. second place more ambitious is that the massachusetts law did not try to control health care costs whereas the affordable care act does take on cost control in a serious way. >> how come throughout all the efforts to get this law through we heard it wasn't going it cost the country anything and it was already paid for. now we learn that it is more than $1 trillion. the federal government plans to pay for some of the benefits in the affordable care act by taxing those parts of the medical sector that stand to gain from an infusion of new customers, medical devices, pharmaceutical insurance companies. nearly half of small business owners who aren't hiring say that's the reason, that they say they are concerned about the expense of health care
that is at the base of both romney care an obama care. the affordable care act is more ambitious in two ways. first in massachusetts, the federal government paid for our reform. we didn't have to raise taxes. the federal government doesn't have that luxury. we've got to pay for it at the federal level. second place more ambitious is that the massachusetts law did not try to control health care costs whereas the affordable care act does take on cost control in a serious way. >> how come...
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and many were split. >> i voted for mitt romney. >> mitt romney because of his business experience. >> people aren't feeling there's a strong person at all. but i think santorum could pull it out. >> reporter: can he beat mitt romney in ohio? the pressure is on rick santorum. >> this is a somewhat important day in my life today. >> reporter: he went to washington, spoke to the largest pro-israel group. >> under a santorum administration, we would find no gaps between israel and the united states. >> reporter: mitt romney talked tough on iran. >> as president i'll be ready to engage in diplomacy. but i will be just as ready to engage our military might. >> reporter: that's a swipe at barack obama's caution about war with iran. but the president had a comeback. >> good luck tonight. >> do you think that was an endorsement? >> reporter: ron paul hopes for good luck in today's caucus states like alaska. first and foremost, rick santorum needs to take ohio. to keep mitt romney from a super tuesday near sweep. so let's summarize at this point nbc news projects mitt romney the winner in mass
and many were split. >> i voted for mitt romney. >> mitt romney because of his business experience. >> people aren't feeling there's a strong person at all. but i think santorum could pull it out. >> reporter: can he beat mitt romney in ohio? the pressure is on rick santorum. >> this is a somewhat important day in my life today. >> reporter: he went to washington, spoke to the largest pro-israel group. >> under a santorum administration, we would find...
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. >> presidential candidate mitt romney mince nothing words about his feelings on the affordable care act signed into law that president obama two yearsago this week. monday the supreme court will hear organ arguments on the constitutionality of the law. my next guest served as key adviser to former governor romney's massachusetts reform, jonathan grube are professor of economics at m.i. texas. he's tried to explain it all in the thrillingly titled comic book "health care reform." good to have you on the program. >> good to be here. >> is it constitutional for the congress to compel individuals to purchase something? in this case, health insurance? >> i'm not a constitutional lawyer. but when the constitutional lawyers were polled by the bar association, 85% said it were, conservative and liberal justices alike have supported it, one conservative former solicitor general, charles freed from the reagan administraon, went so far as to say he would eat his kangaroo skin hat if it was found nonconstitutional. >> it is compelling individuals to buy something. and if they don't, they broke
. >> presidential candidate mitt romney mince nothing words about his feelings on the affordable care act signed into law that president obama two yearsago this week. monday the supreme court will hear organ arguments on the constitutionality of the law. my next guest served as key adviser to former governor romney's massachusetts reform, jonathan grube are professor of economics at m.i. texas. he's tried to explain it all in the thrillingly titled comic book "health care...
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as their future leader and get us like our reporting from washington our team let's discuss romney's comments from russia now with the author of managing country risk daniel wagner is joining some of them from connecticut thanks for being out international so what's the fear is twenty twelve how could making concessions to russia threaten america's national security. well i think mr romney represents portion of the american populace that thinks in very simple terms and in doing so what they're concerned about is that making any concession not only to russia but to any country is somehow seen as weakening our bargaining position i think this is fallacious i think the whole bargaining process is predicated on making compromises and being thoughtful about your actions and digging your heels in and never making compromises doesn't make a lot of sense and doesn't make a lot of progress ok. have you of course throughout the day romney says not nothing to what obstruct washington all many issues do you see it that way. no i don't see it that way i think if you look at the recent record betw
as their future leader and get us like our reporting from washington our team let's discuss romney's comments from russia now with the author of managing country risk daniel wagner is joining some of them from connecticut thanks for being out international so what's the fear is twenty twelve how could making concessions to russia threaten america's national security. well i think mr romney represents portion of the american populace that thinks in very simple terms and in doing so what they're...
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he versus romney. and santorum wants gingrich and paul off the track, in the remaining 26 primaries and caucuses. so their votes will go to him. now the pot is being split four ways. if it were a two-way race, santorum versus romney, santorum says he would beat romney. but newt gingrich says emphatically he is not quitting the primary track. >> the fact is in both states the conservative candidate has nearly 70% of the vote. >> so gingrich is staying in the race all the way to the republican national convention, august 27th to 30, five minutes from now, in tampa, florida, where the delegates and the super-delegates will select the candidate and where romney's ive spear -- are effect to carriers who make the convention. question, the prongs seems to be if one of two conservatives in the race was out, the other would reap the dividend in the form of a united conservative vote. is that presumption warranted? if gingrich were to leave the race, all of that vote would go to as he presents the case santorum?
he versus romney. and santorum wants gingrich and paul off the track, in the remaining 26 primaries and caucuses. so their votes will go to him. now the pot is being split four ways. if it were a two-way race, santorum versus romney, santorum says he would beat romney. but newt gingrich says emphatically he is not quitting the primary track. >> the fact is in both states the conservative candidate has nearly 70% of the vote. >> so gingrich is staying in the race all the way to the...
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to stability and peace in the world but that's in the world of mitt romney what about well america there is no evidence of any popular support for bashing russia for hostility towards russia so this idea that somehow or another russia is a concern for americans it just doesn't add up at all with a very small sliver of people asked about romney's comments president medvedev advised him to stop reverting to olden days hollywood stereotypes and take a look at the calendar. but it can go i would advise all u.s. presidential candidates to make reasonable sleep and it wouldn't do them any home to do so and such if they will choose it's the year twenty twelve little midnight and seventy's and even the current leaders of the two countries may have long delayed the cold war to aggress but for some it's just too good to like girl boy to return to those cold war simple days. russia is not the only foreign policy bandwagon the republican presidential hopefuls are capitalizing on the list also includes china iran syria each candidate except ron paul trying to sound tougher than the other the strategi
to stability and peace in the world but that's in the world of mitt romney what about well america there is no evidence of any popular support for bashing russia for hostility towards russia so this idea that somehow or another russia is a concern for americans it just doesn't add up at all with a very small sliver of people asked about romney's comments president medvedev advised him to stop reverting to olden days hollywood stereotypes and take a look at the calendar. but it can go i would...
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the person who started the debate and the reason we're at the supreme court is romney. >> romney ignored the rivals and and said he'd defeat obamacare. >> we're told extra $1 trillion. now the cbo says more than $2 trillion. said it would cut the cost of health insurance but it's increased the cost. >> santorum blasting romneycare for a year. he wrapped with this bold statement. >> any other rhea in the councilmember, he is the worst republican in the country. to put up against barack obama. why would wisconsin wantp to vote for someone like that? >> santorum shook hands with voters and asked to clarify four times by separate reporters travelling with him is romney is the worse because of healthcare or in general. the last was the "new york times" and santorum lost his patience. >> he fashioned the blueprint. i have been saying it in every speech. quit distorting my words. if i see it, it's bull [bleep] c'mon, man. what are you doing? >> no apologies from santorum today. as a republican candidate, if you haven't blown off steam on a "new york times" reporter you're not worth your salt. >
the person who started the debate and the reason we're at the supreme court is romney. >> romney ignored the rivals and and said he'd defeat obamacare. >> we're told extra $1 trillion. now the cbo says more than $2 trillion. said it would cut the cost of health insurance but it's increased the cost. >> santorum blasting romneycare for a year. he wrapped with this bold statement. >> any other rhea in the councilmember, he is the worst republican in the country. to put up...
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and that romney's inevitable. but the fact is, romney's probably the weakest republican frontrunner since leonard wood in 1920 and he lost on the 10th ballot. romney has a challenge. he wins a state, for example, he wins ojaio. he gets 38% of the vote. places where nobody else can compete because of money, guam, for example, he does fine. but overall, you go to wyoming, 40%. he loses kansas outright. the most he is going to get in mississippi and alabama is probably a third and more likely to get 25 or 28%. so... yes, he's the frontrunner. he's not a very frong strong frontrunner, i think we are as likely to see after the last primary in june, we are as likely to see a 60-day conversation about what is going to happen as we are to see romney dominating n. that context, i think the vote that i got, remembering that i was in first place, both in december and again in mid-january in terms of the gallup poll. i think there is a space for a visionary conservative with big solutions like a national american energy polic
and that romney's inevitable. but the fact is, romney's probably the weakest republican frontrunner since leonard wood in 1920 and he lost on the 10th ballot. romney has a challenge. he wins a state, for example, he wins ojaio. he gets 38% of the vote. places where nobody else can compete because of money, guam, for example, he does fine. but overall, you go to wyoming, 40%. he loses kansas outright. the most he is going to get in mississippi and alabama is probably a third and more likely to...
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then they would either santorum or newt gingrich plus if you look on their web sites mitt romney really doesn't get into social issues as much as the other two candidates do and they make a very strong position about things such as religion and abortion where mitt romney stays more on issues such as the economy on trade and those type issues that i think are a little more last controversy or not ok you know we're going international force in a second and in the studio with me here mr obama mr obama must be quite pleased if he were to ask if you'd like to give money to what mr obama then he'd be very happy if you gave it to mr romney and possibly possibly but of course we're sitting here as as a democrat and we are sitting over here i am sitting over here and somewhat amused by this it's going it's seems to not generate any enthusiasm on the parts of the middle the middle part of the spectrum the people who are the swing voters who obama's going to have to recapture if he's going to win in november and seeing this grow rolling towards the right is certainly giving us a little bit of. a t
then they would either santorum or newt gingrich plus if you look on their web sites mitt romney really doesn't get into social issues as much as the other two candidates do and they make a very strong position about things such as religion and abortion where mitt romney stays more on issues such as the economy on trade and those type issues that i think are a little more last controversy or not ok you know we're going international force in a second and in the studio with me here mr obama mr...
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. >> there was something of a turning point for romney. we finally found out that there was something that mitt romney wouldn't do to win the nomination. he said he wouldn't set his hair on fire by making outrageous comments about barack obama. that's nice, but it really point out a major deficit in his campaign so far. if he is running as the electable one. electability is a concept that you should never tout, but should also always prove by winning elections. you know, if you're running as the electable one, you have to show your appeal to moderates and independents. bill clinton did this by pushing for welfare reform, which the base of his party didn't want. george w. bush did this with compassionate conservatism in 2000. up until this point mitt romney has given nothing to moderates and independents in the electorate. he has tilted way to the right and what we may have seen this past week is the beginnings of his attempt to come back to somewhere near the middle. >> what do you think of that? as our resident right winger. isn't it fair
. >> there was something of a turning point for romney. we finally found out that there was something that mitt romney wouldn't do to win the nomination. he said he wouldn't set his hair on fire by making outrageous comments about barack obama. that's nice, but it really point out a major deficit in his campaign so far. if he is running as the electable one. electability is a concept that you should never tout, but should also always prove by winning elections. you know, if you're running...
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our planes here have having someone like romney and their future president. guys you can the correspondent in washington let's go through the snow crystal up and see the show we're an analyst for the democratic strategist journal joining us on line from washington d.c. as well chris good evening but it seems that many conclusions being drawn by obama's republican rivals over the conversation is that rusher is washington's enemy number one now is that right well of course it's silly and as. we just heard in your setup piece it's it's this need for people running for office to come up with something to scare voters into supporting them after a while you can't keep bashing aldama because people tune that out so in the case of the santorum who's one of the republican candidates and even romney. they took advantage of president obama's trip to meet with your president. is an opportunity to try to scare people about russia but of course as you know in a democracy. leaders are one of the leaders say though doesn't matter unless there's popular support and i can assu
our planes here have having someone like romney and their future president. guys you can the correspondent in washington let's go through the snow crystal up and see the show we're an analyst for the democratic strategist journal joining us on line from washington d.c. as well chris good evening but it seems that many conclusions being drawn by obama's republican rivals over the conversation is that rusher is washington's enemy number one now is that right well of course it's silly and as. we...
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king half of the people in this country, they will vote for the guy they like, and romney, i love romney, i would move to ohio today or back to ohio to vote if him but he has to stop trying, stop it. >>neil: but the problem he has is that he is so rich that if he were to embrace that welts electric you have suggested and accept the fact he 70 like everyone else, then he will come off as aloof or detached as the media has criticized him for being. and you are saying embrace that? >>guest: be what you are. look at you. you are the lovable, huggable guy, on the air as off the hair, you have to be who you are. that is why people like certain people on television or the movies because they sense a genuineness about people and he just looks phony. by the way, the president is, as phony as he is, by the way --. >>neil: what does he do? >>guest: trying to be so hip and, just ... i am not hating on the president but they are just, all of these very politicians, remember when john mccain, the treaty talk express before he lost his mind? people liked him because though knew who he was. >>neil: do y
king half of the people in this country, they will vote for the guy they like, and romney, i love romney, i would move to ohio today or back to ohio to vote if him but he has to stop trying, stop it. >>neil: but the problem he has is that he is so rich that if he were to embrace that welts electric you have suggested and accept the fact he 70 like everyone else, then he will come off as aloof or detached as the media has criticized him for being. and you are saying embrace that?...
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and romney is trying to play to the center for romney. a lot of people are trying to move it back to the middle. >> by the way, the usual so-called men's issues of foreign policy, let's go to war, i have to have my gun, execute everybody that commits a crime. nobody wants to go to war right now that i know of. and the gun thing is where it's at. >> the gun thing -- look at what happened with the balanced budget fight a year ago. it was planned parenthood defunding. that was the issue. the republicans came in and talked about fiscal responsibility and jobs and they ended up make the fight about planned parenthood. they have gone down that road. rick santorum took them further on contraception and the other issues. >> this is going to have such a huge impact because it's going to force to pick a running mate to the right and that's going to lose him to the gender gap and democrats are going to get that gender gap, which is what they have needed to win. >> and having ann romney come out and say, i know you care about the economy too is not g
and romney is trying to play to the center for romney. a lot of people are trying to move it back to the middle. >> by the way, the usual so-called men's issues of foreign policy, let's go to war, i have to have my gun, execute everybody that commits a crime. nobody wants to go to war right now that i know of. and the gun thing is where it's at. >> the gun thing -- look at what happened with the balanced budget fight a year ago. it was planned parenthood defunding. that was the...
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>>guest: i meant romney and santorum. >>neil: and i had romney yesterday, and said if we put a super conservative and he without my volunteering santorum's name and he said that guy is not conservative so obviously there is a lot bad blood. >>guest: there is lots of bad blood throughout american history with the president and vice presidential choices but rick santorum is a proven vote getter and he is incredibly pleasant person and i have had the pleasure of meeting him in different pro life events and that would be a wise choice. >>neil: whether people liked sarah palin she generated so much controversy, maybe because she was outside the box. >>guest: she had kind of a, well, a woman waiting in line at walmart quality, friendly, down-to-earth but you could not see her as being president of the united states. i am a frequent walmart shopper and i love the people at walmart but i don't see many of them being president of the united states and she lacked gravitas which gingrich or santorum have and we as republicans would
>>guest: i meant romney and santorum. >>neil: and i had romney yesterday, and said if we put a super conservative and he without my volunteering santorum's name and he said that guy is not conservative so obviously there is a lot bad blood. >>guest: there is lots of bad blood throughout american history with the president and vice presidential choices but rick santorum is a proven vote getter and he is incredibly pleasant person and i have had the pleasure of meeting him in...
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abc also says romney is certain to win in virginia, vermont, and massachusetts. romney is a moderate. he has been the front-runner since the initial stages of the race. abc says santorum is certain to win in tennessee, oklahoma and in north dakota. he is a conservative. the former speaker of the u.s. house of representatives newt gingrich is also a conservative. he is certain to win in georgia. >>> rick santorum is posing a particularly big threat to romney in conservative stronghold states. the recent standoff between the catholic church and the obama administration over the president's birth control policy seems to be working to santorum's advantage. nhk world's careen schneider reports. >> reporter: rick santorum is gaining ground and momentum in conservative areas across america. he claims the obama administration is limiting the freedom guaranteed to citizens by the u.s. constitution. >> why we can't give it away because it goes to the heart of whether we are free people after this election. >> reporter: last month, president obama announced a federal policy
abc also says romney is certain to win in virginia, vermont, and massachusetts. romney is a moderate. he has been the front-runner since the initial stages of the race. abc says santorum is certain to win in tennessee, oklahoma and in north dakota. he is a conservative. the former speaker of the u.s. house of representatives newt gingrich is also a conservative. he is certain to win in georgia. >>> rick santorum is posing a particularly big threat to romney in conservative stronghold...
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and there, he only scraped away. >> with 10 more states voting next week and a super tuesday, romney still has much work to do try to persuade republicans that he is the man to win the white house in november. >> mitt romney's victory in michigan was close right up to the end. now he is trying to reestablish himself as the party's presumptive nominee by attacking president barack obama. >> did you fix the economy? no. did he tackle the housing crisis? did he get america back to work? no, instead he put us on a path toward debt and deficits and a decline. it is time to get off that path and get back on the path of american prosperity. >> romney was born in michigan and played up his roots in the state. but his opposition to the bailout of the auto industry caused him problems. he also faced the perception that he is an out of touch millionaire. romney's main rival in michigan was rick santorum, his popularity surged shortly before the primary vote. santorum lost but remained defiant. >> a month ago, they did not know who we are. they do now. >> romney was able to reassert his front ru
and there, he only scraped away. >> with 10 more states voting next week and a super tuesday, romney still has much work to do try to persuade republicans that he is the man to win the white house in november. >> mitt romney's victory in michigan was close right up to the end. now he is trying to reestablish himself as the party's presumptive nominee by attacking president barack obama. >> did you fix the economy? no. did he tackle the housing crisis? did he get america back...